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I --- - .. -·--- 1 1 26 28 2 4 1-· I I ---·-- 31 Brush-foots - Heliconians/Frltiiiaries ].[ Great ~angled Fritillary_ -_-+-_- =_1 _8__ _ --·~ ~~ Meadow Fritillary___ ___ ·-;E 1 Ts True Brush-to~ - - -- I 36 Pearl Cres~ent - - _ - 1~5 _ _ 86 , 77 37 Baltimore Checkerspot 1 1 Ts OLiestion Mark-- i - 11: 2· -- 3 -·-:rs 39 Eastern Comma -- -- 1 - 2~· 6 - 4 35 40 Mourning Cloak -- I~ - 2 2 1 5 41 Milberfs Tortoiseshell _ ~ -= 12 . ·- ~ 1 r 18 42 American Lady 11 -- 11 _ - 8 30 43 Painted Lady ·-- - 5 2 7 Ts44~ Red- Admiral----- -- -· - 1210 - 394- 103.....~ 1767 ~ ~dmlrals and ReiiiiVOs _ I =- I - 1-----• 47 Red-spotted Purple 1 __ 2] -=- ~2 3 ! ~oy -- - . - . - ·:·=--- ~ I---~ 1---==·_-3..... 50 Satyrs , ;~ ~~=:~r~=~a-rly_-e_v_e ·_ --~ l - r ---_-1-+l; ____=---_- :1+,!--~~---_-_-1 -:~· 53 Appalachian Brown -, _ ~ Little Wood satv-r- -· . .. A B C D E ;~ Common Wood-nymph 2~ -- ~~- 127 181 57 Monarch -----1-- -- + 1- -j- 58 MOilarc_h____ -·1-·- 15j - ~1- 16 1 -- 4 2 ~~ Skippers - S readwing_! r:= ,-- ~ -=r- r - =- 61 Silver-spotted Skipper _____,_ ·- 4 ::::::::_ _!_._ __ _1 1 ---~--- ~- 62 Common Checkered Skipper 1 5 5 ~! Common Sootywin9 ~:.===.+= F-- ~~ _ 2 65 Skippers - Grass Skippers I - t ·-- . j_ T - - - :~ ~~~~t:::~:~ -pe-r - :· -=--~ 4 ---= T - 2: :~ ~~~h~~s~oki~~ Dash ·-1--·=---)l- --=-+= - ~ ~ 1! 10 o e1aware Skipper ---· 4 10 =::_- 22 =. + -= 1 71 Black Dash 1 5 6 72 DunS~p~r. 7 ---16 __- 1 ~ -- 39 73 74 Total Species 30t___ __27~ 37 43 75 Total Butterfl s 1785 831 624 3240 TOTAL. 2001 Count Name, State__ __________ Imminent threats to habitat:----- -------- - -----------------' ---- y car count held & submitted for publication (I st,2nd,etc.):__ _ 0 0 CENlmATOatitude) _ _ _ 'N, (longitude) __ __'W CENTFRAT (describe in words).___ ______ Changes noticed s ince last year: - ---------- includes (in circle - I st year count only) _______ • • * ~ Bl!ITERFLJES * • • Ifa species is not listed. write it in on a blank line. __________ (Send a map with first year counts.) To indicate a subspecies, write ii in after the species name. Elevation: (low)__ to (high)__ ft Im (circle unit ofmeasure) PAPILIONIDAE - Swallowtails Habitat (of area counted - I st year count only): _ ___ Parnassius clodius Clodius Parnassian __ P. phoebus Phoebus Pamassian (incl. smintheus, behrii) __ Ba1tus philenor Pipevine Swallowtail DATE:--1.lliUOl TIME: W:'~.h\ to~~ __ Saltus polydamas Polydamas Swallowtail AM: (circle appropriate words:) clear mostly clear hazy st>me __ Eurytides marcellus Zebra Swallowtail fog partly cloudy mostly cloudy intermittent light motlerate ~ Papilio polyxenes (includes kahli) Black Swallowtail lo,b,Z.0, 1, z., ~I heavy dri1.2.le rain hail;% time in AM sun wasshining:___ % __ Papilio joanae Ozark Swallowtail I PM: (circle appropriate words:) clear mostly clear hazy some __ Papilio machaon Old World Swallowtail (incl. bairdii) fog partly cloudy mostly cloudy intermittent light mo1lerate __ Papilio zelicaon Anise Swallowtail heavy drizzle rain hail;% time in PM sun was shining: ___% __ Papi/lo indra Indra Swallowtail TFMPERA1URE: __0 to __° F °F = (°C x 1.8) ~ 32 __ Papilio cresphontes Giant Swallowtail WIND direction to mi/hr mi=km x0.6214 ..3L Papilio glaucus Eastern Tiger Swallowtail 12.,~ ,3,~ 1 \ 1 \, Z,"1 I __ O~ERVERS (including __ garden watchers and __ Papilio canadensis Canadian Tiger Swallowtail __ children under 12) in ___ to ___ PARID:.S. __ Papilio rutulus Western Tiger Swallowtail TOTAL PARTY-HOURS L__ by garden watchers, __ Papilio multicaudata Two-tailed Swallowtail __ on foot, ___ by car, __ by __); __ Papilio eurymedon Pale Swallowtail TOTAL PARTY-MILES on foot, _&___ Papilio troilus Spicebush Swallowtail.3, l, \ _____ by car, __ by __). __ Papilio pa/amedes Palamedcs Swallowtail COMPILFR'SNAME: --------- address:'------------------ PIERIDAE- Whites & Sulphurs __ Neophasia menapia Pinc White city,state,ziJI.__ ______________ __ Appias drusilla Florida White e-mail. ___ _______________ Pontia beckerii Becker's White (Address and e-mail 13UT NOT PHONE are for publication.) __ Pontia sisymbrii Spring White phone, work: home:__ ____ _ _ Pontia protodice Checkered White OBSERVERS (alphabetically): Observer names (initial of first name Pontia occidentalis Western White and full last name) must be listed here. Attach another she>:t (or __ Pieris napi Mustard White (incl. angelilUl, marginali., alerat:ea) second copy of participants list) if needed. ~ Pieris rapae Cabbage White~> '2.5_..33,3*, 11!\ 1201 ~8,'1,'2Z., I ~r-fe-tt ~ Tu+low __ Ascia monuste Great Southern White 2., I __ Ganyrajosephina Giant White VS''"";b ~~ __ Euchloe ausonides Large Marble Euchloe creusa Northern Marble blA.hM Wa~Ak. __ Euchloe hyantis Pearly Marble (includes lotla) ~ !Se" V.r .\1<r>Ws~·1 _ _ Euchloe olympia Olympia Marble :TIM f:4.Yr\OS __ Anthocharis cethura Desert Orangetip (includespima) __ Anthocharis sara Sara Orangetip (incl.Julia, stel/a, thoosa) __ Anthocharis lanceolata Gray Marble tit. Colias philodice Clouded Sulphur JO~ \3, 9 ,"4 ,312.,:Z. ~ Colia:seurytheme Orange Sulphur w(\.>\ 1$10 z. 7 ,~ 3 1, I, I 1 1 1 1 1 __ Colias occidentalis Western Sulphur 1 __ Colias christina Christina's Sulphur Uses ofland (I st year count only):____ _____ __ Golias alexandra Queen Alexandra's Sulphur(incl. harfordi1) __ Colias meadii Mead's Sulphur __ Golias nastes Labrador Sulphur __ Colias scudderi Scudder's Sulphur 2001 COUNT NAME, State:._________ _ _I _ Satyrium liparops Striped Hairstreak I _ _ Colias gigantea Giant Sulphur _ _ Satyrium auretorum Gold-hunter's Hairstreak __ Co/ias pelidne Pelidne Sulphur __ Satyrium tetra Mountain Mahogany Hairstreak __ Colias interior Pink-edged Sulphur __ Satyrium saepium Hedgerow llairstreak _ _ Colias eurydice California Dogface __ Satyrium favonius Oak Hairstreak __ Colias cesonia Southern Dogface __ (S.ffavonius) 'Southern' Oak Hairstreak __ (S.f ontario) 'Northern' Oak Hairstreak __ Anteos clorinde White Angled-Sulphur __ Callophrys dumetorum Bramble Hairstreak (incl opoma, oj]im1) __ A nleos maerula Yellow Angled-Sulphur __ Callophrys sheridanii Sheridan's Hairstreak __ Phoebis sennae Cloudless Sulphur __ Callophrys xami Xami Hairstreak __ Phoebis phi/ea Orange-barred Sulphur _ _ Callophrys augustinus (=augustus) Brown Elfin _ _ Phoebis agarilhe Large Orange Sulphur __ Callophrys mossii Moss' Elfin _ _ Phoebis slatira Statira Sulphur __ Callophrys polios Hoary Elfin _ _ Kricogonia lyside Lyside Sulphur _ _ Callophrys irus Frosted Elfin Eurema daira Barred Yellow _ _ Callophrys henrici frosted Elfin Eurema boisduvaliana Boisduval's Yellow __ Callophrys niphon Eastern Pine Elfin Eurema mexicana Mexican Yellow __ Callophrys eryphon Western Pine Elfin __ Eurema proterpia Tailed Orange __ Callophrys spinetorum Thicket Hairstreak Eurema lisa Little Yellow __ Callophrysjohnsoni Johnson's Hairstreak Eurema nise Mimosa Yellow Eurema dina Dina Yellow al- (C. g. gryneus) 'Olive' Juniper Hairstreak l 1 I __ Eurema nicippe Sleepy Orange (C. g. siva) 'Siva' Juniper Hairstreak __ Natho/is iole Dainty Sulphur __ (C. g. ne/soni) 'Nelson's' Juniper Hairstreak LYCAENlDAE- Harvester & Coppers Parrhasius m-album White M Hairstreak _ _ Feniseca tarquinius Harvester __ Strymon melinus Gray Hairstrcak _ _ lycaena arota Tailed Copper __ Strymon martialis Martial Scrub-Hairstreak __ Strymon acis Bartram's Scrub-Hairstreak ..£ /,ycaena ph/aeas American Copper 2 •\12. __ lycaena cupreus Lustrous Copper __ Strymon a/ea Lacey's Scrub-1lairstreak __ Lycaena xanthoides Great Copper __ Strymon istapa Mallow Scrub-Hairstreak __ lycaena dione Gray Copper __ lycaena edit ha Edith's Copper __ Electroslrymon angelia Fulvous Hairstreak __ lycaena gorgon Gorgon Copper __ Calycopis cecrops Red-banded Hairstreak __ Lycaena hyllus (=thoe) Bronz.e Copper __ Ca/ycopis isobeon Dusky-blue Groundstreak _ _ Lycaena rubidus (includes/errisij Ruddy Copper __ Ministrymon leda Leda Ministreak __ Lycaena heteronea Blue Copper __ Ministrymon clytie Clytie Ministreak __ Lycaena epixanthe Bog Copper __ Ministrymon azia Gray Ministreak __ lycaena dorcas Dorcas Copper (includesdospassosi) __ Erora laeta Early Hairstreak __ Lycaena helloides Purplish Copper __ Erora quaderna Arizona Hairstreak __ Lycaena nivalis Lilac-bordered Copper LYCAENIDAE - Blues __ Lycaena mariposa Mariposa Copper __ Brephidium exile Western Pygmy -Blue LYCAENIDAE - Hairstreaks r i a y- ~ __ Hypaurotis crysalus Colorado Hairstreak __ leptotes cassius Cassius Blue __ Habrodais grunus Golden Hairstrcak _ _ Leptotes marina Marine Blue Eumaeus ata/a Atala __ Zizula cyna Cyna Blue At/ides halesus Great Purple Hairstreak __ Hemiargus ammon Nickerbean Blue __ Phaeostrymon a/cestis Soapberry Hairstreak __ Hemiargus ceraunus Ceraunus Blue __ Satyrium titus Coral l lairstreak __ Hemiargus iso/a Reakirt's Blue __ Satyrium behrii Behr's Hairstreak ...!f__ Everes comyntas Eastern Tailed.Blue.3, 2. 1 l, 1_, '2.. _ _ Satyrium fuliginosum Sooty Hairstreak __ Everes amyntu/a Western Tailed-Blue __ Satyrium acadica Acadian Hairstreak __ Celastrina /adon (=argio/us) Spring Azure _ _ Satyrium californica California Hairstreak (C. /. humulus) 'Hops' Spring Azure Satyrium sylvinus Sylvan Hairstreak _L (C. /. neglecla} 'Summer' Spring Azure l _1_ Satyrium edwardsii Edwards' Hairstreak \ .U.... Satyrium ca/anus Banded Hairstreak I J2. 1Z5 __ Celastrina neglectamajor Appalachian Azure _±i_ Satyrium caryaevorum Hickory Hairstreak2, \ l __ Celastrina nigra (=ebenina) Dusky Azure __ Salyrium kingi King's I lairstreak 1 Philotes sonorensis Sonoran Blue 2 2001 COUNT NAME, State:_____ _ ___ __ Euphilotes ba1toides Square-spotted Blue (incl.
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